American Culinary Contributions to the World
American Culinary Contributions to the World
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hugoagogo

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23,428 posts

257 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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I give you, the chocolate chip pancake and sausage onna stick

awesome

Zeek

882 posts

228 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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'Cheese' in a bottle!


escargot

17,122 posts

241 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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Zeek said:
'Cheese' in a bottle!

They sell that in tesco. I'm so tempted to buy it just to see how disgusting it actually is.

Plotloss

67,280 posts

294 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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Olestra

Fat free fat.

Genius idea apart from one thing.

The body couldn't process it, at all, so it sort of seeped out of the bottom end of your large intestine.

To put not too fine a point on it.




bazking69

8,620 posts

214 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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That squeezy cheese is actually OK. Goes quite well in a burger.
The annoying thing is that after the first couple of uses, it is virtually impossible to squeeze the rest of it out of the container...

bazking69

8,620 posts

214 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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Cheese filled pretzels, bought hot from the local Wawa with a hot flavoured coffee (Hazelnut with vanilla milk go XL please)
A tasty but heartburn inducing breakfast for the masses.

BigLepton

5,042 posts

225 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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I give you the Krispy Kreme 'Lutherburger', a greasy bacon and cheesebruger on a glazed doughnut! yuck



neilsfishing

3,502 posts

222 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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32oz stake with no hangups

escargot

17,122 posts

241 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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BigLepton said:
I give you the Krispy Kreme 'Lutherburger', a greasy bacon and cheesebruger on a glazed doughnut! yuck

hurl

Don

28,378 posts

308 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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Whilst those are funny remember the Scots make deep fried Mars Bars and Haggis Fritters, the Welsh actually make Laverbread (Bara Lawr) and the English do a terrific line in Black Pudding.

And we think they're odd?

neilsfishing

3,502 posts

222 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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Egg, bacon, sausage, waffle, corn beef hash, maple syrup, on one big plate
NO!

SwanJack

1,951 posts

296 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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Don said:
..............the Welsh actually make Laverbread..............
I can't see how you can compare what is essentially boiled seaweed to some of the concoctions mentioned.

BigLepton

5,042 posts

225 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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SwanJack said:
Don said:
..............the Welsh actually make Laverbread..............
I can't see how you can compare what is essentially boiled seaweed to some of the concoctions mentioned.
Me neither, or black pudding for that matter. Anyone who doesn't like it because it's made of blood shouldn't eat meat as you can't get meat without blood.

jmorgan

36,010 posts

308 months

Thursday 26th February 2009
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SwanJack said:
Don said:
..............the Welsh actually make Laverbread..............
I can't see how you can compare what is essentially boiled seaweed to some of the concoctions mentioned.
Good for you. Very nice as well. I cannot get enough of the stuff, pity there is a shortage at the moment.

Rower

1,381 posts

290 months

Friday 27th February 2009
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Zeek said:
'Cheese' in a bottle!

Anyone seen that video....'Three girls one cup ' ?

Nobaccymaccy

572 posts

226 months

Friday 27th February 2009
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Plotloss said:
Olestra

Fat free fat.

Genius idea apart from one thing.

The body couldn't process it, at all, so it sort of seeped out of the bottom end of your large intestine.

To put not too fine a point on it.
We were working on something similar ( to be used for deep frying ) 20 years ago and we got exactly the same results !I left before the end of the project but can still remember laughing at the poor victims in the daily 08.30 'taste trials' Given the effects I thought it would have been canned but it must have slipped out .Incidentally the company developing it were a subsiduary of the manuafacturer of Agent Orange .




hugoagogo

Original Poster:

23,428 posts

257 months

Friday 27th February 2009
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Nobaccymaccy said:
it must have slipped out
pfft

Semi hemi

1,801 posts

222 months

Friday 27th February 2009
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How about deep fried Turkey testicles? yum yum

From this


to this


coming to a franchise near you

jmorgan

36,010 posts

308 months

Friday 27th February 2009
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hurl

LHDisbest

17,002 posts

211 months

Friday 27th February 2009
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BigLepton said:
I give you the Krispy Kreme 'Lutherburger', a greasy bacon and cheesebruger on a glazed doughnut! yuck

lick

No wonder i'm fat.